British Bank Awards

Now in their ninth year the British Bank Awards, run by Smart Money People, are widely recognised as the ultimate symbol of excellence across the banking industry, as determined by those who matter most, the customer.

Over a 13 week voting period that saw over 81,000 votes cast in 2022, the awards create fierce competition among providers to be crowned winner and be able to demonstrate to consumers, both existing and prospective, their outstanding credentials.

Since their launch the awards have been covered in an array of publications targeted at both trade and consumer including The Fintech Times, Daily Mail, The Guardian, Sunday Express, Daily Mirror and AltFi.

Award categories span the vast range of the banking sector, with specific categories for innovation, new entrants to the market, ethical providers, influencers, and many more. There’s also a series of categories targeted at partners who provide services to the banking industry. For our full list of categories visit our ‘take part’ page.

WHO IS BEHIND THE BRITISH BANK AWARDS?

The British Bank Awards are run by Smart Money People, who offer a review platform focussed purely on the financial sector and provide customer insight to a wide range of organisations. Founded in 2014, Smart Money People’s mission is to help the financially active make more successful choices, and the British Bank Awards help to achieve this mission by acting as a symbol of excellence to both consumers and industry peers.

HOW CAN YOU TAKE PART?

Voting in Smart Money People’s British Bank Awards is now open!

There’s still time to get involved until we announce the finalists on 20th March. If you’d like to get involved in the awards for 2023, please register your interest by emailing us ([email protected]) and we’ll confirm your entry.

There’s no entry fee to take part. We’ll need to confirm who the best contact is within your organisation, and then supply you with your bespoke voting links, plus our voting pack to help you make the most of the award campaign.